Games that use the least electricity?

[Yskas]

I'd like to know, what games are the most eco friendly?

Thank you.

[Yskas]

Komarimaru の投稿を引用：

Totally depends on your hardware and game settings, how often you play etc etc. Though the difference between my rig pulling 850+ watts max load vs someone gaming at 200 watts max load, if gaming 24 hours a day(not likely lol) is $200 USD a year vs $900 a year.

Sounds like a lot, but if you've the hardware to pull that kinda wattage, generally means you can afford the bill too.

So in the end, it's a mix of the game and its settings, the hardware used and how it's used, the resolution and monitor used, and any peripherals.

Oh no, not that, my country's electric grid is collapsing, we only have about 6 hours of power a day, so I want to get into stuff I can play over solar and battery.

[Komarimaru]

Yskas の投稿を引用：

Komarimaru の投稿を引用：

Totally depends on your hardware and game settings, how often you play etc etc. Though the difference between my rig pulling 850+ watts max load vs someone gaming at 200 watts max load, if gaming 24 hours a day(not likely lol) is $200 USD a year vs $900 a year.

Sounds like a lot, but if you've the hardware to pull that kinda wattage, generally means you can afford the bill too.

So in the end, it's a mix of the game and its settings, the hardware used and how it's used, the resolution and monitor used, and any peripherals.

Oh no, not that, my country's electric grid is collapsing, we only have about 6 hours of power a day, so I want to get into stuff I can play over solar and battery.

That would totally depend on what batteries, panels and inverter setup you'd want to attempt to use.

You'd be looking for something that can make 5kWh/day within 4-6 hours of direct sunlight, this would handle around 6-12 hours of gaming under medium and light load, depending on the batteries used and efficiency of the conversion. Don't get anything under 100Ah batteries or not even worth attempting unless ya gaming on a super tiny mobile device.

[Dr.Shadowds 🐉]

Yskas の投稿を引用：

Komarimaru の投稿を引用：

Totally depends on your hardware and game settings, how often you play etc etc. Though the difference between my rig pulling 850+ watts max load vs someone gaming at 200 watts max load, if gaming 24 hours a day(not likely lol) is $200 USD a year vs $900 a year.

Sounds like a lot, but if you've the hardware to pull that kinda wattage, generally means you can afford the bill too.

So in the end, it's a mix of the game and its settings, the hardware used and how it's used, the resolution and monitor used, and any peripherals.

Oh no, not that, my country's electric grid is collapsing, we only have about 6 hours of power a day, so I want to get into stuff I can play over solar and battery.

Yeah you have to figure out how much power your solar panels generate throughout the day, and how much power you use throughout the day on avg what you're currently doing, then do some math how much power is stored in your power bank, and see how much power you could use for period of time on avg with your PC playing games, then may know what your limit would be for power draw, just make sure set some power limits, or try to lower power draw, be aware setting power draw too low may cause unstable performance such as bsod, just error message which suggests raise power a little to make it stable when you undervolt things.